Can I Use an External Wired Speaker and Hearing Aids at the Same Time? – Avantree Support

You can listen through Auracast hearing aids and an external wired speaker at the same time. The wired speaker needs an Auracast receiver to receive the broadcast.

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Use an Auracast receiver for the wired speaker

Your hearing aids and the Auracast receiver join the same Auracast broadcast.

Important: The wired speaker does not connect directly to the transmitter.

Connect the wired speaker to an Auracast receiver such as AuraLink or AuraClip.

How the setup works

The transmitter sends one Auracast broadcast to both listening paths.

One Broadcast, Two Listening Options

Auracast Transmitter Sends the audio broadcast

SAME AURACAST BROADCAST

Hearing Aids

Join the Auracast broadcast directly.

Auracast → Hearing Aids

Auracast Receiver

Wired Speaker

Connect the speaker to the receiver's audio output.

Receiver → Audio Cable → Speaker

Set it up

Start the Auracast broadcast
Play audio through your Avantree Auracast transmitter.
Connect your hearing aids
Join the transmitter's Auracast broadcast with your hearing aids.
Connect an Auracast receiver
Connect AuraLink, AuraClip, or another compatible receiver to the same broadcast.
Connect the wired speaker
Connect the speaker to the Auracast receiver's audio output.

Need an Auracast receiver?

Choose a receiver with a wired audio output for your speaker.

AuraLink

AuraClip

What you'll hear

Your hearing aids receive the broadcast directly. Your wired speaker receives the same audio through the Auracast receiver.

Still need help?

Tell us which transmitter, hearing aids, receiver, and speaker you're using, and we'll help you confirm the connection.

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